| 3069 - 3071 |
Introduction to Single Molecule Imaging and Mechanics: Seeing and Touching Molecules One at a Time
Walter NG, Bustamante C |
| 3072 - 3086 |
DNA Dynamics and Single-Molecule Biology
Duzdevich D, Redding S, Greene EC |
| 3087 - 3119 |
Optical Tweezers Analysis of DNA-Protein Complexes
Heller I, Hoekstra TP, King GA, Peterman EJG, Wuite GJL |
| 3120 - 3188 |
Filming Biomolecular Processes by High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy
Ando T, Uchihashi T, Scheuring S |
| 3189 - 3202 |
Superresolution Imaging of Biological Systems Using Photoactivated Localization Microscopy
Sengupta P, van Engelenburg SB, Lippincott-Schwartz J |
| 3203 - 3223 |
Molecular Mechanisms of Transcription through Single-Molecule Experiments
Dangkulwanich M, Ishibashi T, Bintu L, Bustamante C |
| 3224 - 3265 |
Single Molecule Fluorescence Approaches Shed Light on Intracellular RNAs
Pitchiaya S, Heinicke LA, Custer TC, Walter NG |
| 3266 - 3280 |
Probing the Mechanisms of Translation with Force
Kaiser CM, Tinoco I |
| 3281 - 3317 |
Single-Molecule Studies of Intrinsically Disordered Proteins
Brucale M, Schuler B, Samori B |
| 3318 - 3334 |
Molecular Machines Like Myosin Use Randomness to Behave Predictably
Karagiannis P, Ishii Y, Yanagida T |
| 3335 - 3352 |
Single-Molecule Fluorescence and in Vivo Optical Traps: How Multiple Dyneins and Kinesins Interact
Blehm BH, Selvin PR |
| 3353 - 3365 |
Collective Variable Approaches for Single Molecule Flexible Fitting and Enhanced Sampling
Vashisth H, Skiniotis G, Brooks CL |
